The original authors left asserts in many places and I don't want the people using the code to see the ugly tracebacks. want to add an unhandled exception handler to a large framework that I'm maintaining, to make the applications behave better,
Users of a program shouldn't need to know anything about the language in order to have an idea of what caused the error. With that in mind, I thought I would add a handler which logs the tracebacks to a file, display a 1-line message about the error on the screen, so the user has some idea of what happened, along with a simple message like this "An unhandled exception has occured. This program will terminate. Please email the "ErrorReport.txt" file to the developers" I would like to hear from "people who have already assigned their own function to sys.excepthook" as to how they approached this problem, and what issues they encountered, if any. Thanks
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